The statement of intent is a document that you need to write detailing some aspects of your production, like how you intent to use media language to target your audience and the type of representations you will use to appeal to your target audience. Media Language for Print: Colour - denotation/connotation. Typography - size, type of font (serif/sans serif) and colour of font. Image - type of shot (CU, MS, LS, etc) and camera angle. Layout - what goes where on the page and the meaning it creates. Above all, you need to consider how these elements create meaning to the audience and how these create the desired representations that your audience will understand. The two questions you need to answer are: Outline your plans for your production including: How you intend to use Media Language to target your intended audience How you intend to use Media Representations that are appropriate to your intended audience
NEA Part 6 - Product Profile Learning Objectives : K: the importance of sketches and planning in the decision making process of creating a magazine. U: how to use sketches to influence your stylistic decisions. BAT: undertake a creative task in which you start the decision making process in terms of style of your magazine. In this task I will be preparing and creating sketches that should mirror what I want to do with my production. I believe sketching is important because it can show different ideas and elements of your chosen brief (magazine). Example: In my peer assessment, i got told that i have to many pictures. Therefore, i will use more information on my front cover.
Monday, 11 March 2019 NEA Part 1 - Media Language and Representations Analysis Post 1 – How is media language used in 2 media products to create meaning through constructing representations and following genre conventions ? The best way to answer this is by looking at the representations first, then look at how media language is used to create them... What type of shot/music are they using? What connotations do the colours they use have? What does the set represent the time and place of the situation? What does the make-up and hair used say about the characters/models? What does the body language say about the attitudes of the characters/models used? What connotations can the type of lighting used in the shot/scenes have? How does it help create representation? If you chose to do Brief 1: Choose TWO front covers and TWO double spread articles from educational magazines....
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